Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs...

Revised September 2013

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Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates

Community Wildfire Protection Plan San Diego County, California

Document Tracking

(for use by CWPP Review Committee):

ORIGINAL CWPP

Date 1st submittal received: 1-15-15 CWPP Reviewed: 01-20-15

Revisions requested, letter to CWPP originators:

Revisions received:

Date CWPP approved by Committee:

Final signatures obtained:

CAL FIRE authorized:

Approval letter to CWPP originators:

PDF Posted to Website:

CWPP AMENDMENT(S)

Date Amendment received: Amendment Reviewed:

Requested Amendment revisions letter to CWPP originators:

Revisions received:

Date Amendment approved by Committee:

Local signatures obtained on Reviewed/Approved Document:

CAL FIRE final signature/authorization:

Approval letter to CWPP originators:

PDF Posted to Website:

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Stone Ridge at Warner Springs Estates CWPP


Community Wildfire Protection Plan

San Diego County, CA

Introduction

This Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) was developed by Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates with guidance and support from the County of San Diego, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, the United States Forest Service, and the Bureau of Land Management. This CWPP supplements San Diego County Department of Planning and Development Services documents referenced in Appendix A.

The process of developing this CWPP will help Stone Ridge community residents and collaborating agencies clarify and refine fuel reduction priorities for the protection of life, property, and critical infrastructure in wild land-urban interface. It will also lead community residents through valuable discussions regarding management options and implications for the surrounding watershed.

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 1

SECTION I: COLLABORATION COMMUNITY / AGENCIES / FIRE SAFE COUNCILS ............................................................ 2a COMMUNITY OVERVIEW....................................................................................................... 2b IDENTIFICATION OF VALUES AT RISK .................................................................................. 3 LOCAL PREPAREDNESS & FIRE FIGHTING CAPABILITY ................................................ 3-4 SECTION II: PRIORITIZED FUEL REDUCTION TREATMENTS PRIORITIES ............................................................................................................................... 4 EXISTING PROJECTS .......................................................................................................... 4-5 SECTION III: TREATMENT OF STRUCTURAL IGNITABILITY .......................................................... 5 SECTION IV: SIGNATURE PAGE(S) SIGNATURE PAGE(S) .......................................................................................................... 6-8 SECTION V: APPENDIX A – LIST OF REFERENCES…………………………………………………9-10 SECTION V: APPENDIX B – - CWPP meeting tracking documents .............................................. 10 SECTION VI: APPENDIX C – MAPS ................................................................................................. 11 SECTION VII: APPENDIX D – Amendments, etc. ..................................................................... 12-13 ADDENDUM – AUTHORS CONTACT INFORMATION This information is not included as part of the final public CWPP document for protection of the applicant’s privacy as per the Privacy of Information Act. It will be attached as a separate document for internal use only and must be updated/revised periodically throughout the life of the document.


Community Wildfire Protection Plan

San Diego County, CA

Revised September 2013 SECTION I: COLLABORATION

A: COMMUNITY / AGENCIES / FIRE SAFE COUNCILS

Representatives directly involved in the development of the Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates CWPP are included in the following table. Their organization, and roles and responsibilities are indicated below:

CWPP Development Team:

Organization/Name Roles / Responsibilities

San Diego County Fire Authority

Tony Mecham Fire Chief

BLM/Clay Howe

Fire Mitigation Specialist

FSC of SDC/Ann Baldridge

Education Coordinator

Cal Fire, Warner Springs/

Carl Schwettman

Battalion Chief B

USFS, Cleveland National Forest/ Palomar Ranger District

Tim Gray

Battalion Chief – 33

Fire Prevention Officer

Stone Ridge at WSEFSC/Donna Lorenz

Facilitator

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SECTION I: COLLABORATION -- continued

B. Community Overview – Description of topography, population, climate, land uses, businesses, schools infrastructure, fire safe councils, and other applicable traits specific to this CWPP area.

Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates in Sunshine Summit, encompasses an area of approximately 165 acres with 575 residents, located 75 miles northeast of the City of San Diego. Highway 79 serves as the only North/South corridor with no other East/West access roads in the region. As single ingress/egress accessible community, the safety and maintenance of this highway is a priority.

Numerous businesses, restaurants, vineyards, horse/cattle ranches, small farms and orchards, schools, a resource center and residences line Hwy 79. The Warner Springs Resort and Sailplane Airport, along with two Boy Scout camps – Lost Valley and Mata quay –attract year-round visitors to the area. Cal Fire and the California Department of Corrections jointly operate the Puerto La Cruz Conservation Camp located between Sunshine Summit and Warner Springs. The US Navy operates the Naval Survival Evasion Rescue Escape (SERE) facility. At the junction of Hwy79/S2, SDG&E operates a large electrical sub-station that supplies power to the North Eastern region.

This area is adjacent to Federal lands managed by Cleveland National Forest (CNF-USFS) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Anza Borrego California State Park lies directly to the northeast and the Palomar Divide is directly southwest. Two Indian reservations, Los Coyotes (25,000 acres and 300 residents) to the east and Santa Ysabel to the southeast, border the north-east boundaries and utilize Hwy 79 as their primary access road. The Vista Irrigation District (VID) owns and manages 43,000 square acres to the southwest of this area, including Lake Henshaw.

Winters are cold and dry with temperatures from occasional 70s to low teens, bringing frost and snow to higher elevations. Rainfall at the Oak Grove Forest Service station averages 10.99 inches per year. Rainfall in this region can range from 10 to 20 inches or more per year. This rural backcountry area of San Diego County endures persistent summertime drought with year round strong dry Santa Ana winds gusting to 40 mph. Summers are hot and dry with daytime temperatures in the 90s to over 110 degrees F. Elevation is 3,400 feet.

The vegetation of this area is predominately chaparral dominated by Red Shank (60%) (Aden stoma pars folium), Chamise (20%) (Aden stoma fasciculatum), and northern mixed chaparral (20%). Grass and oak woodland occupy the valley floors.

The active Elsinore Fault skirts the southern end of the area near Henshaw Dam. Although the region is near earthquake faults, earthquakes are seldom felt and damage rarely occurs. Soils are primarily granitic with Bull Trail, Mottsville, Sheephead, and Tollhouse comprising the majority. Mudslides and floods are also rare due to the decomposed granite base, rock formations and lack of deep topsoil in many areas. Natural springs abound in some locations and are often dormant, reappearing during very wet winters.

SECTION I: COLLABORATION -- continued

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C. Identification of Community Values at Risk

Using technology and local expertise, the sponsors of this CWPP have developed a series of maps depicting the site and situation of the Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates Community (Appendix B).

Values at risk within the community are:

With approximately 575 individuals residing in 290 homes in this region, properties average a value of $110,000 or more, additional structures because of our unique situation (small city) includes, clubhouse, laundry room/office, RV lot, sewage maintenance plant, 2 (two) water tanks at 273,000 gallons and maintenance building, putting at least 36.5 million dollars at-risk to loss of wildfire.

Over 20 small business owners, ranches, orchards and farms, a resort, the Warner Springs Unified K-12 school grounds, the Warner Springs Resource Center, a correction facility, the U.S. Navy SERES facility, three fire agency stations (USFS Oak Grove, SDCFA Station 59 Sunshine Summit, Cal Fire Station 52 Warner Springs), two boy scout camps, as well as historical sites.

D. Local Preparedness and Firefighting Capability— all fire jurisdictions within the area as identified by this CWPP are listed below with information is available on number of firefighting personnel and fire response vehicles:

Initial response to all structural fires, traffic accidents, medical, and associated emergencies within the SRWSE boundaries is the responsibility of the San Diego County Fire Authority (SDCFA) Station 59. When available, SDCFA Station 59 (Sunshine Summit) and SDCFA Station 58 (Ranchita) will respond using the closest resource concept to any emergency incident, including wildland fires, within Community Service Area (CSA) 135 with one engine and one water tender each.

Cal Fire provides all-risk emergency response to CSA 135, including Sunshine Summit, through an automatic aid agreement with SDCFA. The standard wildland response provided by Cal Fire is one Battalion Chief, five type 3 engines, two type 1 hand crews, one type 2 bull dozer, two type 3 air tankers, and two type 2 helicopters. This is standard dispatch is augmented or reduced dependent on fire danger.

USFS provides fire protection to federal lands, including the Cleveland National Forest (CNF). The USFS provides wildland fire response within CSA 135 via mutual aid to Cal Fire. The USFS will provide a standard dispatch of one Chief Officer, five type 3 engines, one type 1 hand crew, one helicopter, and one water tender. If structure fire or vehicle accidents threaten CNF/USFS public lands, the USFS will then respond.

Fire suppression on BLM lands is performed under a Cooperative Agreement with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire). Fire prevention, fuels treatment and land management activities remain the responsibility of the BLM’s Palm Springs – South Coast Field Office.

Ordering of resources are managed through mutual aid agreements between the above entities. All mutual aid agreements, training, equipment, and response are the responsibility of the SDCFA and the agencies listed above.

Law enforcement agencies-San Diego County Sheriff’s Department, California Highway Patrol, and Border Patrol-support, assistance and services are provided according to individual agency plans during wildfires, as needed.

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SECTION II: PRIORITIZED FUEL REDUCTION TREATMENTS

The partnership that exists between the listed organizations and citizens in this CWPP allows the community of Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates to reduce hazardous vegetative fuels that could ignite residences and commercial facilities, particularly, during Santa Ana wind fire conditions. Maintaining properties with the appropriate defensible space is a key factor to protecting lives and properties.

The CWPP is not to be construed as indicative of project “activity” as defined under the “Community Guide to the California Environmental Quality Act, Chapter Three, and Projects Subject to CEQA.” Any actual project activities undertaken that meet this definition of project activity and are undertaken by the CWPP participants or agencies listed shall meet with local, state and federal environmental compliance requirements.

A. Priorities

1. Conduct and maintain appropriate fuel loads along designated ingress/egress routes.

2. Implement and maintain brush management projects on both private and public lands protecting regional infrastructure by integrating mechanical techniques, hand crews, herbivores, and prescribed burning, by creating fuel breaks/firebreaks to ensure community protection.

3. Map all roads, water resources, and enhance address and road signage throughout the community.

4. Identify evacuation planning priorities.

5. Heighten awareness/preparedness if residents decide to Shelter in Place, as this may be the only option.

6. Reduction of structural ignitability:

a. Brush/weed abatement inspections conducted by USFS (on federal lands) and Cal Fire (inspections on private land), with forced abatement by the County of San Diego and BLM.

b. Construction enhancements through county building and fire code requirements.

c. Class A re-roofing through county building and fire code requirements.

B. Existing Projects

1. Continue roadside brushing and fuel breaks with SERE, VID, USFS, Cal Fire, BLM and private landowners to continue fuel reduction projects surrounding this community’s perimeter, particularly on the southwest perimeter.

2. SRFSCWSE appreciates the BLM ongoing projects because the BLM land surrounds many portions of our community:

a. Puerto La Cruz truck trail fuel break and roadside brushing project.

b. BLM portions of the Indian Flats fuel break and roadside brushing project.

c. Aguanga Ridge Road roadside brushing and fuel break project.

3. Provide Outreach Educational Workshops for Homeowners Association members.

4. Due to the ban on fire permits, the SRFSCWSE has contributed funds, which is ongoing, for heavy fuel reduction at the burn pile.

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5. Weed abatement, fuel reduction (lacing of pine trees) and mosaic ground weeding.

SECTION III: TREATMENT OF STRUCTURAL IGNITABILITY

In cooperation with the County of San Diego, the Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates CWPP supports and promotes fire safe activities and supports and educates its citizens in ways to reduce structure ignitibility through meeting the requirements of the County of San Diego Building and Fire Code.

Following is a description of structural challenges, including proposed methods of improvement and implementation proposed for the community:

1. Continue education for owners of the SRWSE community Evacuation Plan.

2. Seed funding to purchase and install a generator on Well 8 site to provide electricity during power outages.

3. Smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarm installations donated by San Diego Burn Institute, 2007 and 2011, ongoing.

4. Conduct ongoing community informational workshops to reduce structure ignitability and create defensible space in common area.

5. New maintenance building at eastern edge of property is utilized and maintained with tools and equipment for emergencies.

In cooperation with state, county and local building ordinances, a collaborative education campaign will inform and assist area residents in ways to reduce structure ignitability. Combined, Sunshine Summit Volunteer Fire Department Board, San Diego County Fire Authority Station 59, Stone Ridge at Warner Springs Estates Home Owners Associations, FSC of Warner Springs Estates at Stone Ridge, will support and promote fire-safe activities through workshops, educational materials and demonstrations.

The partnership that exists between the listed organizations (federal, state, local, and citizens) will assist the SRFSCWSE in reducing hazardous vegetative fuels that could potentially ignite residences and commercial facilities during extreme fire conditions. The use of fire resistant building materials, proper landscaping maintaining appropriate defensible space is vital to protect lives and property in this area of San Diego County.

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SECTION IV: SIGNATORS - page 1

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The Community Wildfire Protection Plan as developed for Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates CWPP:

Was collaboratively developed, and meets the intent of the Healthy Forest Restoration Act (HFRA) in emphasizing the need for agencies to work collaboratively with communities in developing hazardous fuel reduction projects, and places priority on treatment areas identified by communities themselves in a CWPP. Interested parties and federal land management agencies in the vicinity of this CWPP have been consulted.

Identifies and prioritizes areas for hazardous fuel reduction treatments and recommends the types and methods of treatment that will protect areas within this CWPP.

Recommends measures to reduce ignitability of structures throughout the area addressed by the plan.

This CWPP is intended for use as a planning and assessment tool only, utilizing a compilation of community issues/goals and projected fire mitigation strategies. The CWPP is not to be construed as indicative of project “activity” as defined under the “Community Guide to the California Environmental Quality Act, Chapter Three, and Projects Subject to CEQA.” Per the Community Guide, Section 3.1.1, “CEQA only applies to public agency decisions to approve, or actions to carry out, a discretionary project.” Any actual project activities meeting this definition of project activity and undertaken by the CWPP participants or agencies listed shall meet with local, state and federal environmental compliance requirements.

Was reviewed on the following dates by the San Diego Community Wildfire Protection Plan Review Committee:

Date of 1st CWPP Review Committee review & recommendation for changes:

January 20,2015

Date of 2nd

/final CWPP Review Committee review and recommendation for authorization by Cal Fire:

Committee members include:

Name, Agency Name, Agency









This Community Wildfire Protection Plan has been developed for the community/ies of Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates.

The following entities attest that the standards listed above are proposed to be met and mutually accept the content of this Community Wildfire Protection Plan:

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MUNICIPALITY - San Diego County Fire Authority Date Greg Schreiner, Fire Marshal

LOCAL FIRE Date Cal Fire Warner Springs, CA Carl Schwettmann, Battalion Chief

STATE AGENCY Date California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) Monte Vista Unit Tony Mecham, Unit Chief

______________________________________________________ _______________

FEDERAL AGENCY Date

Cleveland National Forest/Palomar Ranger District

Tim Gray, USFS BC-33

Other signatures are desirable to show collaboration and acknowledgement. Add additional signatures as needed (volunteer fire chief, Fire Safe Council, others as identified) -- see next page.


This Community Wildfire Protection Plan has been developed for the community/ies of Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates.

The following entities attest that the standards listed above are proposed to be met and mutually accept the content of this Community Wildfire Protection Plan:

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LOCAL FIRE SAFE COUNCIL Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estates Date Donna Lorenz, President

N/A

LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (as applicable) Date (agency name) (name, title)

N/A

TRIBAL REPRESENTATIVE (as applicable) Date (NAME OF TRIBE) (name, title)

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SECTION V: Appendix A: References

Documentation Affecting Fuels Reduction, Building Construction, and Community Fire Protection

LIST OF REFERENCES:

1. County of San Diego Building Code, Attachment B (current edition).

2. County of San Diego Fire Code, Attachment A (current adopted code: www.sdcounty.ca.gov)

3. County of San Diego Code of Regulatory Ordinances, Title 6 Health and Sanitation, Division 8. Sewage and Refuse Disposal, Chapter 4. Removal of Combustible Vegetation and Other Flammable Materials (current code)

4. County of San Diego, OES Hazard Mitigation Plan (2004)

5. County of San Diego, Fire, Defensible Space and You… (2005) www.wildfirezone.org

6. http://frap.cdf.ca.gov for additional maps, data, and documents

7. http://www.cafirealliance.org California Fire Alliance website for additional documents.

8. http://wildfire.cr.usgs.gov/fireplanning California Fire Alliance mapping tool for additional planning and documents.

9. http://www.iafc.org/grants/wildland_fire.asp#downloads

10. http://www.livingwithfire.com Sample of information from Nevada Living with Fire program.

11. www.sandiegofast.org

12. www.firesafesdcounty.org

http://www.wildfirezone.org/

http://frap.cdf.ca.gov/

http://www.cafirealliance.org/

http://wildfire.cr.usgs.gov/fireplanning

http://www.iafc.org/grants/wildland_fire.asp#downloads

http://www.livingwithfire.com/

http://www.sandiegofast.org/

http://www.firesafesdcounty.org/

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SECTION V: Appendix A: References

1. North Eastern San Diego County Community Wildfire Protection Plan, January 2008.

2. San Diego County Fire Safe Council Resource Conservation District.

3. United States Forest Service/Tim Gray

4. San Diego County Fire Authority, Matthew Turner, Map Analyst

5. Naval Base Coronado, Remote Training Site Warner Springs Naval Training Site

6. Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, Joseph Ranalli, Division Chief

7. Vista Irrigation District, Don Smith in conjunction with SERE Lease Agreement

8. Preparing a Community Wildfire Protection Plan, March 2004.

SECTION V: Appendix B: Meeting Tracking Documents

1. Nov. 18th

, 2014, SDCFSC Resource Conservation District, Donna Lorenz, Pat King, Deborah Holt, Pat Heath.

2. November 21, 2014, CWPP Workshop, Donna Lorenz, Deborah Holt, Pat Heath

3. December 4th

, 2014, Deborah Holt, Donna Lorenz, Pat Heath

4. December 16th

, 2014, CWPP Workshop, Donna Lorenz, Deborah Holt, Pat Heath

5. December 19, 2014, CWPP Workshop, Donna Lorenz, Deborah Holt

6. January 5, 2015, CWPP Workshop, Pat Heath, Deborah Holt, Pat King, Donna Lorenz, Jelena Maksimovic, LaRita Franks

7. January 13, 2015, CWPP Workshop, Pat Heath

8. January 14, 2015, Workshop, Pat Heath, Donna Lorenz, Deborah Holt, Pat King, LaRita Franks, Jelena Maksimovic, Tim Gray, Battalion Chief, USFS Raymond Vega, ONF Patrol, USFS.

9. February 11, 2015, CWPP Workshop, Pat Heath, Donna Lorenz, Deborah Holt with phone consultation with Clay Howe, BLM and Matthew Turner, San Diego Fire Authority.

10. February 17, 2015, SERE Workshop/Collaborating meeting with interested land/home owners for reduction in wild fire potential and human life protection.

11. February 18, 2015, CWPP Workshop with Matthew Turner, San Diego County Fire Authority.

12. February 19, 2015 CWPP Workshop, with phone consultation with Ann Baldridge, email via Joseph Ranalli, Donna Lorenz, Deborah Holt

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SECTION VI: Appendix C: Maps

Figure 1: Area Map

Figure 2: Communities Map

Figure 3: Assets at Risk

Figure 4: USGS Topographic Map

Figure 5: Fire Threat (modeled by CDF FRAP)

Figure 6: Fire History 1910 – 2010 (CDF FRAP)

Figure 7: Wild land-Urban Interface Zone Designations (CDF FRAP)

Figure 8: Vegetation Classification

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SECTION VII: Appendix D: 1st

Amendment (as applicable)

Community Wildfire Protection Plan Amendment

For


Date Amendment Submitted: 01-15-15

Table of Contents

(list only those sections as amended)

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 1

SECTION I: COLLABORATION COMMUNITY / AGENCIES / FIRE SAFE COUNCILS ............................................................ 2a COMMUNITY OVERVIEW....................................................................................................... 2b IDENTIFICATION OF VALUES AT RISK .................................................................................. 3 LOCAL PREPAREDNESS & FIRE FIGHTING CAPABILITY 3-4 SECTION II: PRIORITIZED FUEL REDUCTION TREATMENTS PRIORITIES ............................................................................................................................... 4 EXISTING PROJECTS 4-5 SECTION III: TREATMENT OF STRUCTURAL IGNITABILITY .......................................................... 5 SECTION IV: SIGNATURE PAGE(S) SIGNATURE PAGE(S) .......................................................................................................... 6-8 SECTION V: APPENDIX A – LIST OF REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ................................................ 10 SECTION VI: APPENDIX B - MAPS ................................................................................................... 11

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SECTION VII: Appendix E: 2nd

Amendment (as applicable)

Community Wildfire Protection Plan Amendment

For

Stone Ridge Fire Safe Council at Warner Springs Estate

Date Amendment Submitted: 2-23-15 Note to Amendment Committee: The amendments in this CWPP have been addressed and corrected. The amended CWPP could not be returned a first time until all agencies complied, which were completed February 19 due to fire agencies time frame – schedules and vacations. This CWPP is submitted as completed copy, dated February 23, 2015 with CWPP review committee suggested changes and corrections made from January 20, 2015.

Table of Contents

(list only those sections as amended)

List page numbers. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 1 San Diego County Department of Planning and Development Services. Title

SECTION I: COLLABORATION COMMUNITY / AGENCIES / FIRE SAFE COUNCILS ............................................................ 2a Modified listing of CWPP development team. COMMUNITY OVERVIEW....................................................................................................... 2b IDENTIFICATION OF VALUES AT RISK .................................................................................. 3 LOCAL PREPAREDNESS & FIRE FIGHTING CAPABILITY ................................................ 3-4 Listed equipment for several fire agencies. Bureau of Land Management Field Office Location. SECTION II: PRIORITIZED FUEL REDUCTION TREATMENTS PRIORITIES ............................................................................................................................... 4 EXISTING PROJECTS .......................................................................................................... 4-5 Moved 2, 4, 5 ,6 and 7 to Section III. SECTION III: TREATMENT OF STRUCTURAL IGNITABILITY .......................................................... 5 SECTION IV: SIGNATURE PAGE(S) SIGNATURE PAGE(S) .......................................................................................................... 6-8 Corrected final signature page. SECTION V: APPENDIX A – LIST OF REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ............................................ 9-10 SECTION VI: APPENDIX B - MAPS ................................................................................................... 11

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List of new maps.

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ADDENDUM: AUTHOR’S CONTACT INFORMATION – Not for inclusion in final CWPP as a public document. Not intended for public dissemination.

This information shall not be included as part of the final public CWPP document for protection of the applicant’s privacy as per the Privacy of Information Act. It will be attached to the CWPP as a separate document for internal use only. IMPORTANT: It is the responsibility of the CWPP applicants to periodically update/revise all contact information as shown below throughout the life of the document. The following Responsible Party hereby gives limited permission to be contacted regarding content of this CWPP by authorized representatives of Cal Fire, local fire authorities, signators, or employees of the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County or the Fire Safe Council of San Diego County: Date: January 14, 2015 Name: Deborah Holt or Donna Lorenz Address: 35109 Hwy 79, Warner Springs, CA 92086 Phone: (760) 782-0594 or (760) 782-9015 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] Signature of Responsible Party as Named Above: Signature: Printed Name:

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Vegetation Classifications0 0.5 10.25

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Coastal Sage ScrubChaparralGrasslandRiparian ScrubRiparian Woodland

Riparian ForestOther WoodlandsMeadow and SeepWater (Including 11200, 13200)Urban, Disturbed Habitat,Agriculture, Eucalyptus Woodland

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Condition Class1 - Low2 - Moderate3 - HighWarner Springs Estates

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